Tree Seedlings

White Dogwood Seedling White Dogwood Seedlings: White dogwood seedlings present tremendous value. You can grow your white dogwood from a seedling into a sapling and save money when you need a lot of trees to complete a large landscape project. The white dogwood tree is one of over twenty majestic species that make up the Cornus genus. This achingly beautiful ornamental deciduous tree blooms early, announcing the arrival of warm spring weather in the moderate-to-warm USDA growing zones. TN Nursery staff suggests white dogwood seedlings for anyone who wants to nurture a white dogwood tree. You will experience the joy of growing your white dogwood seedlings into trees reaching almost thirty feet high once they mature. Gardeners love this height, as it is tall enough to give off shade but do not overwhelm the landscape. The white dogwood seedlings grow into a flowering tree with angelic white petals. This species is resilient, both cold-hardy and drought-hardy. People who live in regions with harsh winters or often face watering restrictions adore this plant. Where and How to Plant White Dogwood Seedling After your white dogwood seedlings mature, they will provide you with a lovely show of white flowers in the spring and a generous green canopy in the summer. Your white dogwood seedlings need full sunshine. They are an early grower, relying on the sun's warming rays in the late winter and early spring to awaken them. Consider the area, and you can visualize your white dogwood seedlings in a natural space, need the edge of a wooded lot, in a rock garden, or as a small tree. When you plant your white dogwood seedlings, ensure When planting your white dogwood tree, ensure the soil is woody and fast-draining. It loves de-compacted soil enriched with wood mulch or other organic materials. Seedlings need as much as an inch of water weekly. Once your white dogwood seedlings become a sturdy saplings, you will only provide routine care. They need fertilizer twice a year (spring and fall), a protective layer of mulch before the winter snow, and pruning for shape. Your White Dogwood Seedlings Will Grow Into Stunning Show-off Tree The white dogwood tree has a slender but sturdy central trunk and multiple pleasantly-shaped branches. During springtime, the white buds are some of the first signs of life. The buds will unfurl into four-inch, four-petal flowers that form a compact cross shape. They measure almost four inches across. Order Your White Dogwood Seedlings From TN Nursery TN Nursery digs each plant fresh and ships it quickly to ensure the best health. Order your white dogwood saplings today.

Redbud Seedlings Redbud Seedlings: Cercis canadensis, or the Eastern Redbud Tree, is a showstopping beauty that is one of TN Nursery's top-selling trees. Gardeners and landscapers prize this species for the abundance of pink to magenta springtime blossoms that welcome early pollinators. The Eastern redbud tree is a North American native species. It originated in the eastern hardwood forests and thrives in most USDA growing zones in the contiguous states. You probably often see redbud trees in urban and suburban greenways--ton "islands" in sidewalks, lining boulevards, and anywhere that needs a small tree to add some lovely greenery. Gardeners adore using this tree as a specimen in a formal garden, pollinator garden, or along taller trees. Other Common Names for Redbud Seedlings You might also know redbud by several other common names: American redbud tree Mexican redbud American Judas tree Judas tree Texas redbud Eastern redbud Redbud Seedlings Are Easy to Grow As a result of its vast growing range and beautiful, good looks, the redbud seedlings are extremely popular at TN Nursery. Besides its attractive looks, it is also relatively easy to grow. Start on a path to growing success by finding a spot that provides a partial shade location. It can tolerate full sun, especially in the morning, but prefers filtered sunlight. After you plant your redbud seedlings, you will need to provide a little support until it develops a healthy root system. Ensure the seedlings receive one to two inches of water each week, especially in the hotter growing zones. Before the cold winter temperatures arrive, layer an inch of mulch around the bases of your redbud seedlings to protect the new roots. By year three, your redbud seedlings will require much less care. They'll become heat-tolerant, cold-tolerant, and drought-tolerant. Your Redbud Seedlings Will Become Highly Attractive Trees Most people want redbud seedlings for the springtime show of bright pink flowers. The blossoms are petite but grow in large clusters for maximum impact. Your redbud seedlings will also become a tree that reaches a manageable height of twenty to thirty feet and is up to twenty feet wide. It will develop an open crown, graceful branches, and dark green, heart-shaped leaves. In the fall, its leaves will turn a soft, dreamy yellow. Order Your Redbud Seedlings From TN Nursery Your redbud seedlings will mature into a graceful tree--order yours from TN Nursery today.

Tulip Poplar Seedlings Tulip Poplar Seedlings: TN Nursery provides tulip poplar seedlings for anyone who needs more significant quantities of trees for large projects like reforestation or landscaping. Liriodendron tulipifera has several common names, including tulip poplar, tulip tree, and yellow poplar. Tulip poplar seedlings are a North American native deciduous species that many landscapers and gardeners love. It enjoys this popularity because it reaches maturity faster than many other tree species. It is an easy-care tree that grows more quickly than many other trees. It thrives in most USDA growing zones in the contiguous United States. Many TN Nursery customers who love watching native animal species enjoy the tulip poplar because it attracts butterflies, bumblebees, hummingbirds, and squirrels. Tulip Poplar Seedlings Grow Into an Easy-Care Tree Once your tulip poplar, The tulip tree is drought-resistant, deer-resistant, and easy to care for. To ensure success, find a fully sunny spot to plant the tulip tree and give it enough "elbow room" to spread out as it grows. During the earliest stages of development, enrich the soil with organic materials similar to what you'd expect to see on the floor of a fertile forest. You might add shredded leaves, peat moss, organic compost, or mulch. Before the cold temperatures of winter, insulate the roots of your tulip poplar seedlings with hardwood mulch. Tulip Poplar Seedlings Will Develop Into a Showy Mature Tree Your tulip tree seedlings will grow to 90 to 120 feet high once fully grown. The trunk is straight and tall and can reach as much as a six-foot diameter. The green bark of the tulip tree seedlings will develop into a warm, reddish-light brown as it grows. The leaves can be up to six inches long and have four lobes; they alternate along the stems. Each leaf is bright green along the top side and lighter green on the underside. They turn amber, gold, or bright yellow in the fall. Order Your Tulip Poplar Seedlings From TN Nursery Today TN Nursery tulip poplar seedlings are the healthiest you will find--order yours today.

Pin Oak Seedlings Pin Oak Seedlings: TN Nursery offers pin oak seedlings to any homeowner or landscaper who wishes to invest in a more significant number of these trees at an excellent value. Quercus palustris, the common pin oak tree, is a deciduous shade tree in wide use across the United States. It is prevalent due to its stately size, shady canopy, and carefree and healthy nature. The pin oak tree is a native species of North America. It comes from the densely forested areas of Canada, New England, and the northern U.S. northern. Despite originating in a cooler climate, the pin oak is heat tolerant and flourishes in the summer heat of the upper southern states and across the southern plains. Some refer to pin oak seedlings as swamp oak and Spanish swamp oak seedlings. Your Pin Oak Seedlings Will Quickly Become Self-Sufficient and Require Little Care Pin oak is relatively carefree, especially if you give it a little TLC when you plant it. Find a full-sun or partial-sunshine location and give it plenty of elbow room to spread out eventually. Provide an inch to two of water each week during the early growing seasons. It will become drought-tolerant as it grows and strengthens. Feed the soil fertile woodsy contents like what you'd find on a forest floor. Think hardwood mulch, organic compost, shredded leaves, or a scoop of peat moss. Add a generous scoop of this material when you plant and keep it around the tree as it grows. Your Pin Oak Seedlings Will Develop into Lovely Shade Trees Pin oak seedlings will mature to a grand height of seventy feet and might have a trunk as big as three feet in diameter. As it gets tall, the canopy will form a somewhat rounded triangle shape but will become fuller at the top upon maturation. The bark will become gray or light brown and have a slightly red tinge. The leaves of your pin oak seedlings will grow to inches long. They will develop an elliptic shape with five lobes. The color will be green and glossy. In the fall, they will usually present burgundy or deep red foliage. Order Your Pin Oak Seedlings from TN Nursery Today

White Oak Seedlings White Oak Seedling: Quercus alba, or the white oak seedlings, are a hardy, hardwood native species originating in the eastern United States. It grows well in most of the USDA growing zones.  White oak seedlings require careful consideration when planting. They need full sunshine or a partially-sunny spot. You must amend the soil with a generous amount of woody organic materials--it will thrive in planting mediums like shredded leaves, hardwood mulch, peat moss, or compost. Once it has a robust root system, it becomes drought-tolerant, heat-tolerant, and cold-tolerant.  Your White Oak Seedlings Will Grow to an Impressive Height When you look at your white oak seedlings, it can be hard to imagine, but your tree will grow enormous. They generally mature at approximately seventy to a hundred feet. However, the tallest white oak on record is a skyscraping 135 feet. The beautiful green canopy may spread as much as eighty feet across.  Your tree may enjoy an incredibly long life of three hundred years. Imagine what your white oak seedlings will look like when grown. The trunk will be light gray and have slight scaling. The bark will have shallow, attractive furrows once mature. It will produce its first acorns at around fifty years old.  Leaves will grow large as four inches in width and nine inches in length. Each glossy, bright green leaf will have a lighter underside, oval to an elliptical shape, even lobes, and a wedge-shaped base. Each autumn will bring a stunning amber, russet, and purple display.  Your White Oak Seedlings Will Become a Wildlife Refuge When Mature  When your white oak seedlings grow into a tree, they will play a vital role in your local system. The acorns will nourish chipmunks and squirrels. The leafy branches will provide a shady haven for birds to nest and raise their young. Bees, insects, and other pollinators will enjoy the shade on hot summer days.  Order Your White Oak Seedlings From TN Nursery Today  TN Nursery cultivates the healthiest white oak seedling you will find--order yours today.

Willow Oak Seedlings  Willow Oak Seedlings: Quercus phellos, or willow oak seedlings, is a TN Nursery all-time customer favorite tree. This oak tree species is native to the southeastern United States. It grows well in the moderate USDA growing zones, where it enjoys sunny days and cool nights.  Why do so many gardeners love this tree? Easy! It reaches a tall height and thus produces an abundance of cool shade during the summer. Besides the shadiness, people love the colorful show it puts on during a growing season. Spring brings light green leaves that unfurl after the winter; the color grows richer and greener during the summertime. However, the best part for many is the colorful fall foliage--warm yellow, orange, and rust hues that welcome the cooler temperatures of autumn. Willow oak seedlings crave sunshine and moist, well-draining, woodsy soil. While the willow oak loves moisture and humidity, it will also withstand short drought spells.  Your Willow Oak Seedlings Will Grow Into a Beautiful Tree  The willow oak seedlings you plant today will grow up to a hundred feet at maturity. However, most will average about seventy feet tall. Also, the mature canopy will spread as much as forty feet across.  Once mature, the crown will form a narrow, rounded dome. As it grows, the trunk will have reddish-brown, smoother bark. But as it matures, the bark color will deepen and form furrows and slight ridges.  Willow oak seedlings will have gray-brown, slim, graceful branches and sturdy twigs to support the voluminous leafy canopy. Leaves will grow alternating to as much as five inches long and an inch wide. They will be glossy and narrow with wave-patterned edges.  In several years your willow oak seedlings will produce lovely, round acorns that are a half-inch or more with a cup-shaped cap. These adorable acorns will drop from the willow oak tree in the autumn each year.  Order Your Willow Oak Seedlings From TN Nursery Today  Willow oak seedlings are a TN Nursery customer favorite for their eventual cooling shade, lovely shape, and gorgeous fall leaves. Please order your willow oak tree from TN Nursery today.

Red Oak Tree Seedlings Red Oak Tree Seedlings: TN Nursery offers red oak tree seedlings in packages for anyone who needs many of them for larger-scale reforestation or landscaping projects. Quercus rubra, aka Eastern Red Oak Tree, is a moderately fast-growing deciduous tree. The red oak tree species is native to North America native; they were first recorded by the explorers of the Appalachian Mountain region. People covet this lovely tree for its late summer and fall color display. That is when the summery green leaves evolve into a fiery red, remaining on the tree for several weeks. Caring for Red Oak Tree Seedlings Your red oak tree seedlings are forest natives. They will mature into drought-tolerant, disease-resistant, and hardy trees. However, they need your TLC for the first couple of seasons. Care starts with selecting an appropriate location, full sun or partial sunshine. They require approximately six to eight hours of filtered sun each day. Also, consider the conditions of a hardwood forest floor, rich with organic wood matter, and recreate those fertile conditions. Amend the soil with mulch, peat moss, or organic compost to provide those growing conditions when you plant your red oak tree seedlings. The native forests have well-draining but consistently moist soil conditions. So be sure to give your red oak tree seedlings about an inch of water each week if you live in an area with less rainfall. As it matures and develops healthy roots, it will become more independent and almost carefree. Red Oak Tree Seedlings Grow Into Desirable Focal Points for Any Yard It can be challenging to imagine what your red oak tree seedlings will look like when they grow. Those tiny red oak tree seedlings will reach around seventy feet and develop a sprawling canopy of a similar width. The crown will have a rounded, graceful crown. The leaves will be prominent and abundant, each seven inches long and with seven to eleven lobes. The foliage will be green with a reddish undertone during spring and summer, turning fiery red in the later half of summer and early autumn. Order Your Red Oak Tree Seedlings From TN Nursery Today TN Nursery grows and ships the healthies red oak tree seedlings you will find online. Please place your order with us today.

Chestnut Oak Seedlings Chestnut Oak Seedlings: Quercus michauxii (formerly Quercus prinus), the chestnut oak tree, is a hardy deciduous tree native to the Mississippi Valley region of the United States. It thrives in the rich river plains, near swamps, and the moist woodlands along coastal plains. Chestnut oak seedlings mature into a hardy mature tree--drought-tolerant, heat-tolerant, deer-resistant, and disease-resistant. You might also hear some gardeners call chestnut oak seedlings by other names:  Basket Oak Cow Oak Michaux Oak Swamp Chestnut Oak  TN Nursery suggests the chestnut oak tree for any customer who needs a tree that will thrive in a slower-draining area.  Chestnut Oak Seedlings Are Easy to Grow  Chestnut oak seedlings require a little care at the outset--but as the tree matures, it becomes a carefree species. Chesnut oak seedlings require a home in the full sunshine with plenty of growing room--this tree can grow as tall as eighty feet. They also need at least an inch of water each week, and you must provide plenty of fertile organic materials like mulch and leaf litter.  Once strengthened, your chestnut oak seedlings will need less hands-on care. Chestnut Oak Seedlings Will Become a Refuge for Local Wildlife  As it grows taller and displays a larger canopy, chestnut oaks will develop sturdy branches and foliage that will serve as a safe place for birds to nest and raise their fledglings. It will attract bees that will pollinate your garden and keep it healthy and resilient. Squirrels and deer will graze on the acorns that drop to the ground. Chestnut Oak Seedlings Develop Into an Attractive Tree  As you look at tiny chestnut oak seedlings, it might be hard to visualize what the grown tree might look like in the future. Chesnut oak trees reach a maximum height of eighty feet tall and have a loosely rounded crown. The leaves are dark green, velvety, lobed, and smooth. In the fall, they will turn orange or fiery red. Order Your Chestnut Oak Seedlings From TN Nursery Today  TN Nursery recommends chestnut oak seedlings for soil that drains on the slow side, often retaining moisture. Please order yours today.

Silver Maple Seedlings  Silver Maple seedlings, Acer saccharinum, or the silver maple tree, is a deciduous American native tree found in almost every state. TN Nursery offers silver maple seedlings as an alternative for customers who need larger quantities for large projects.  Gardeners and landscapers adore the silver maple tree for its lovely shape and size, plus its substantial foliage and shade. It grows well in either full or partial sunshine.  Silver maple seedlings grow into a resilient, hardy species. They are drought-tolerant, compaction-tolerant, cold-tolerant, heat-tolerant, pest-resistant, and disease-resistant. It can also flourish even in depleted, heavy clay that stifles the growth of less hardy trees.  You Might Find Silver Maple Seedlings as Several Other Names  You might find several common names as you search for information regarding silver maple seedlings. Each nickname refers to the same species--Acer saccharinum. River Maple Silverleaf Maple Swamp Maple Water Maple White Maple Hard Maple  Silver Maple Tree Seedlings Are Not Fussy at All  Silver maple saplings love heavy moisture but dislike having wet feet. The tree grows near marshes, riverbeds, and flood plains in the wild. Regardless of that preference for humidity, they can also tolerate short droughts.  Silver maple seedlings will do best if you provide plentiful woody organic materials when you plant them. When planting, add a generous scoop of hardwood mulch, peat moss, or other nitrogen-rich compost or fertilizer. As the tree grows, amend the soil with this organic matter twice yearly. Besides these two requests, your silver maple seedlings need little else from you.  Silver Maple Seedlings Will Grow Into a Handsome Tree Silver maple seedlings grow relatively quickly--they can achieve six feet of growth annually. It isn't easy to imagine as you hold the silver maple seedlings in your hand. But let's envision its future development.  Those silver maple seedlings could eventually reach a height of eighty to a hundred feet, with a thick, round canopy stretching almost sixty feet wide.  After you grow your silver maple seedlings, you'll also see where it gets its name--from the silver-white underside of the green, five-lobed leaves.  Order Your Silver Maple Seedlings From TN Nursery Today  TN Nursery staff will dig your silver maple seedlings fresh to ensure you receive the healthiest specimens. Please place your order with us today.

Red Maple Tree Seedlings Red Maple Tree Seedlings, or Acer rubrum, formerly Acer sanguineum, is an American native deciduous tree species. TN Nursery offers red maple seedlings for customers who want to add a lovely shade species, accent tree, or specimen to their landscape. Red maple tree seedlings grow in almost every region of the lower 48 states. Other names for the red maple tree seedlings include these alternate common names: Carolina Maple Scarlet Maple Soft Maple Swamp Maple Curled Maple The Perfect Place to Plant Your Red Maple Tree Seedlings Red maple tree seedlings are relatively easy to care for. A successful outcome starts with locating a sunny site with at least six hours of sunshine each day. It will also grow well in partial sun, but the colors might be less stunning. Your red maple tree seedlings take to many soil types but need the soil to have woody organic material when you plant it. Amend the soil with mulch, peat moss, organic compost, or shredded leaves. After planting, you need only mulch around the tree twice yearly, in spring and autumn. Once planted, the red maple tree seedlings must have about an inch of water weekly, especially during heat waves in the summer. However, the red maple tree seedlings will become drought-tolerant after the roots strengthen. Your Red Maple Tree Seedlings Will Grow Into Impressive Specimens It might be hard to imagine how big your red maple tree seedlings might become. These trees can reach 120 feet tall, with a 50-foot broad crown. Even the trunk will be enormous, perhaps even a six-foot diameter at maturity. The earliest days of spring will produce impressive, large clusters of bright red flowers. Your winter-weary eyes will welcome the sight! The blooms will emit a pleasingly light, floral fragrance. The leaves will open in a soft green color in the spring and deepen in hue to dark, glossy green. Leaves will have three lobes and measure six inches in length and two to four inches in width. In late summertime, the color will change to a vibrant, rich red that gives your red maple tree seedlings their name. Order Your Red Maple Tree Seedlings From TN Nursery Today Red maple tree seedlings will grow to become showy specimens at maturity. Order your seedlings from TN Nursery today.

Loblolly Pine Seedlings Loblolly Pine Seedlings: Pinus taeda, the loblolly pine seedlings, are prevalent throughout the southeastern United States. Indeed, the native North American evergreen species is the second most common tree throughout the entire country. Although loblolly pine seedlings thrive in the humidity of the southeastern region, you can grow it successfully in other moderately warm locations. It's equally as popular as any evergreen species across the midwestern states and the southernmost parts of New Jersey, Delaware, New York, and Pennsylvania. TN Nursery customers generally order loblolly pine seedlings to establish property boundaries or to plant natural areas. Besides home gardeners, we find them popular with landscaping professionals tho use this species in designing golf courses and parks. Plant your loblolly pine seedlings in a sunny location with moist but fast-draining soil. The loblolly pine is also drought-resistant despite a preference for high moisture content. Here are a few other names that some use to refer to loblolly pine trees: Bull pine Old field pine North Carolina pine The Soaring Height Your Loblolly Pine Seedlings Will Achieve It might be hard to imagine what your loblolly pine seedlings will look like in the future, so let us paint the picture for you. Your loblolly pine seedlings will grow very tall in time, perhaps rising to a soaring height of ninety to a hundred feet. It will also be a relatively broad tree at maturity, about twenty feet across. It will produce upright-curving branches at the top and graceful lower limbs that gently dip downward. Once it matures from loblolly pine seedlings into a full-grown tree, the top will have a gently rounded crown and an even shape. It will grow bundles of three needles that measure up to ten inches long. These needles will have a dark green, glossy appearance all year. In March or April each year, the tree will start producing pine cones that grow in attractive clusters of three and will drop in the autumn, much to the delight of winter crafters. The pine cones will be about three inches each, cone-shaped, and have pointy spines. Order Your Loblolly Pine Seedlings From TN Nursery Today TN Nursery digs every order fresh and ships quickly. Please order your loblolly pine seedlings today.

Virginia Pine Seedlings Virginia Pine Seedlings: TN Nursery customers love the value our seedlings option can offer them--and our Virginia Pine seedlings are no exception! About Virginia Pine Seedlings Besides the common name Virginia Pine, this species has two others: Walter's pine and spruce pine. This American evergreen tree is a native species. It originated in harsh conditions of the deep forests along the east coast, from southern New England through the deep south. Virginia Pine seedlings will flourish in many USDA growing zones without extra attention after planting. They easily tolerate both the icy winters of the Adirondak mountains and the humidity and heat of Alabama's hilly regions. Virginia Pine seedlings also do not care about soil quality. In fact, these hardy seedlings even grow in clay soils, which can smother other trees. Most customers who purchase the Virginia pine seedlings from TN Nursery use them for reforestation or to create natural areas around a large-scale project. They are perfect in these settings, as the trees can survive almost a hundred years. Your Virginia Pine Seedlings Will Grow Into a Towering Tree It might be challenging to visualize it, but your little Virginia Pine seedlings will become a tall, majestic tree. Picture this. Your Virginia Pine seedlings will grow tall, reaching a mature height of seventy feet--sometimes taller! Your tree is an evergreen species; it shows off its graceful green branches even when other trees are asleep for the winter. Your tree has light brown or grayish-toned bark with an intriguing scaled texture. The bark will shed as it exfoliates to renew itself and stay healthy for many years. It will produce vivid green needles in pairs on attractive whorls of graceful branches. The tree's crown will appear triangular while growing; however, it will mellow into a gentle, slightly rounded dome upon maturity. Your Virginia Pine seedlings will become a tree producing many large, attractive pine cones that measure up to four inches. Order Your Virginia Pine Seedlings From TN Nursery Today TN Nursery recommends Virginia Pine seedlings for anyone who wishes to fill large areas with tall and long-lived evergreens. Please place your order with TN Nursery today.

American Beech Seedlings American Beech Seedlings: TN Nursery offers American beech seedlings--one of North America's most abundant trees. Fabus grandifolia is better known as the American beech tree, beechnut tree, red beech, white beech, or ridge beech--depending on what part of the country you're from. American beech came from the once-dense hardwood forests along the eastern coastline. They thrive from Maine to Florida and west to Texas, all the way to the Mexican border. They are easy-care trees. Once your American beech seedlings reach maturity, the tree will be disease-resistant, heat-tolerant, cold-tolerant, and drought-resistant. How to Care for American Beech Seedlings As a hardwood forest native species, the beech tree prefers either full sunshine or a partially shaded spot--site selection is the key to success. It also flourishes in rich, woodsy soil that mimics its native environment. So adding hardwood mulch, peat moss, or compost is a must in the earliest growth stages. If you don't get about an inch of rain each week, you will also need to give your American beech seedlings the water it needs to grow. However, that care demand diminishes as your tree establishes healthy roots. Your American Beech Seedlings Will Grow Into Handsome Trees Your American beech seedlings will grow into handsome trees with attractively rounded crowns. It will be a medium- to tall-height tree, with a maximum height of around eighty feet and a canopy width of up to sixty feet. Its trunk will be well-proportioned, about three feet around, and develop attractive bark with a somewhat smooth texture. The leaves of the American beech tree are oval to oblong, alternating on sturdy zig-zag stems. Leaves measure up to five inches in length and two or three inches across. They have serrated edges and form a lovely cluster towards the ends of their branches. The leaves are rich emerald and glossy on top and lighter green on the bottom. The tree has petite yellow flowers that bloom in the early to middle weeks of spring and produce the famously delicious beech nut. Order Your American Beech Seedlings From TN Nursery Today TN Nursery offers American beech seedlings, a tremendous value for anyone who wants to plant many beechnut trees. Please place your order with our team today.

Sweet Gum Tree Seedlings Sweet Gum Tree Seedlings: TN Nursery offers sweet gum seedlings for any customers who need them for larger-scale landscaping or gardening projects. Liquidambar styraciflua, aka the sweet gum tree, is a tall and lovely tree that performs well in the warmer USDA plant hardiness zones. The sweet gum tree is a species native to the United States. In nature, you might spot it near swamps, rivers, or near flood plains. They are drought-tolerant after maturity but need an inch or two of water for the first few months after planting. People choose the sweet gum gree for its easy-care nature and beautiful green foliage. It needs little from you except a sunny spot and plenty of elbow room to grow. Alternative Names for Your Sweet Gum Seedlings Some gardeners prefer other common names for Liquidambar styraciflua. Here are a few: Red Sweet Gum American Sweet Gum Redgum Gumball Tree Sweetgum Tree Sweetgum Sweet Gum Each of these alternate names refers to the sweet gum tree's fruit of this tree--one to three-inch seed pods shaped like gumballs that emerge every autumn. The pods contain two seeds, nourishing your local birds and small mammals in the winter.  Your Sweet Gum Tree Seedlings Will Grow Into a Grand Specimen It is hard to picture what your sweet gum seedlings might look like later, but picture this. Your sweet gum tree seedlings will become a tall, stately tree--a hundred feet or taller. It will develop a pyramidical crown but with a gently rounded top. The trunk will be three to four feet in diameter to support that skyscraping height. It will have an attractively ridged, gray bark. Little sweet gum tree seedlings will eventually bear glorious deep green leaves, up to eight inches across, with slightly toothy margins and multiple lobes that form a loose star shape. Those leaves will display gorgeous rust, amber, burgundy, and orange in the fall. The gumball fruits begin to emerge around the end of August and continue throughout the earliest weeks of fall. They will drop from the tree during the cold winter and nourish your local wildlife. Order Your Sweet Gum Tree Seedlings From TN Nursery Sweet gum tree seedlings will mature into beautiful, little care required, shade trees--please place your order with TN Nursery today.

Sycamore Tree Seedlings (Plantus occidentalis) Sycamore Tree Seedlings: Plantus occidentalis, or the American sycamore tree, is a deciduous species. It is native to North America, originally dotting the entire eastern seaboard from the southernmost part of Canada to northern Mexican highlands. Sycamore tree seedlings allow TN Nursery customers to invest in larger quantities of this species for a value price. This species is an all-time favorite of landscapers and gardeners alike. Sycamore Tree Seedlings Grow Into an Easy-care Tree Sycamore tree seedlings will perform well in almost all the contiguous USDA growing zones; they'll survive icy winters and summer heat. The mil-mannered nature of your sycamore tree seedlings also means they flourish in high-moisture soil; conversely, they are drought-tolerant. These seedlings require a location that provides a balance of sunshine and shade. On the other hand, they can tolerate full sun if you give them sufficient water, especially throughout hot, long summer days. Because they are natural forest dwellers, your sycamore tree seedlings ask for woodsy organic material. Your trees would love for you to apply some wood mulch or peat moss around their bases, especially mixing in when you plant them. Once you meet these two growing conditions, your sycamore tree seedlings will establish healthy roots and start to grow  Your Sycamore Tree Seedlings Will Grow Into a Showstopping Tree Your sycamore tree seedlings will become tall and impressive, reaching as high as a hundred feet. The crown will be an excellent, round-topped shape. The branches and leaves will grow into a thick, dense configuration that will provide respite from the sun on a hot day. These sycamore tree seedlings will produce a thick, sturdy trunk in a lovely, nutty brown to dark gray bark near the base. It might develop attractive red mottling and scales near the bottom. The upper trunk and limbs lighten to tan color as the bark exfoliates and exposes a new layer of bark. Sycamore tree leaves display three to five lobes and slightly toothy margins. They appear alternating along the stem and have a broad, oval shape. Their color is emerald. In the autumn, its leaves generally turn golden or amber. Order Your Sycamore Tree Seedlings From TN Nursery Today We grow the most robust seedlings, plants, and live stakes available. Order your sycamore tree seedlings from TN Nursery today.